Stiff Fight as Mrs Ensminger Faces New York War Clash
In Mississippi a new round in the cand y case unfolds as Mrs Ensminger readies legal action against a New York matter. The report cites political figures and a web of names amid a tense local backdrop with mentions of Governor Whitfield and court proceedings in Hattiesburg.
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Smith
Hattiesburg
Vanal
Wren Sirs
Attorness Whitfield
Whitheal Z
Mississippi
South
Cap Oper
Gs the
Gall Company
Sippi
Waitifield
Enile
Georse i Reyal Jumbla
Posix
Marien Ury
Cal chiropractor confesses hold up attempt on Los Angeles mayor
Dr Benja Critchlow of Cal purportedly posed as a secret service officer to enter the mayor Cryer's executive home. He threatened the mayor for about three hours in a bid to obtain 500 dollars. the mayor talked him down and police arrested Critchlow the next day.
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Benja Critchlow
Hollywod
Cal
Porice
Cryer
Los Angeles
Critchlow
Secret Service
Manslaughter Verdict In McCoy Case Sparked by Shop Slaying
A Los Angeles jury convicts Kid McCoy of manslaughter in a fatal shop shooting. The panel, after a four-day trial, imposes a prison term of one to ten years and contemplates an appeal. Defense argues lack of proof for murder. jurors express dissatisfaction with the verdict and public response remains unsettled.
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Los Angeles
Kid McCor
Theresa Mors
McCor
Priven
Fife
McTlonn
McCoy
Washington Today's Senate and House Hearings Report
Senate and House debate on the treasury position bill continues. Delegates to the annual American Association for the Advancement of Science hold general and group sessions in the capital.
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Senate
Hours House
Tiaiien For Advancement of Science
Lawyers to Split $150000 for Leopold Loeb Case
Chicago December 30 Lawyers who saved Richard Loeb and Nathan Leopold Jr. from the gallows will receive 150000 for their services. Clarence Darrow and brothers Benjamin and Walter Bachrach share the fee. The Leopold family approved. the Loeb family found the amount high. Additional expenses for families exceeded the attorney fees.
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Chicago
Richard Loeb
Nathan Leopold, Jr
Robert Freaks
Clarence Darrow
Benjamin
Walter Bachrach
Leopold
Loeb
Darrow
Denver
Chicago Bar Association
Iinois
Poll tax deadline nears in Ouachita parish notice
Over 21 residents urged to pay the 1924 poll tax before the midnight cutoff at the Ouachita sheriff’s office on South Grand Street. Office hours are extended tonight and tomorrow, with payments accepted by mail or relatives for women, and a reminder that nonpayment bars voting for two years.
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Ouachita Parish
South Grand Street
Monroe
Quachita Parish
Canada selective in immigration policy says expert
Chicago December 82 A Smithsonian specialist argues Canada curbs immigration with qualitative criteria rather than numbers. He notes a London based Canadian director of immigration and multiple agency staff abroad to steer policy, contrasting U S methods and warning of a drift toward a distinct American racial type.
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Chicago
United States
Canada
Sominon
American Statistical Associatoon
Reid
London
British Isles
Europe
United
A. Hardlicka
Smithsonian Institute
Monroe Hosts Delegation for Dam Opening and Hotel Ball
A visiting party led by Murree Foy arrives in Monroe and plans to tour the Remmel Dam, Brown Paper mill, and Steelington power plant before heading to Hot Springs for the Arlington Hotel ball and banquet on New Year’s Eve. The group includes G. E B. Jordan and C. S. Lynch with Frank W. Wilkes coordinating Pine Bluff interests.
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Murree Foy
Tuo Lesve
H.C. Caneh
Pine Mall
Arkansas
Remme! Dam
Rene Dam
Hot Springs
Arlington
Ason
Marty
Lotus Club
Steelington
Mr. Couch
Bastrop
Monroe Inte
Stotelo Blatt
Monroe
G. E B. Jordan
Pine
Ouachita Sheriff Urges Tax Payment Before Penalty Date
Sheriff Coverdale announces tax payment deadlines in Ouachita Parish. Citizens are urged to settle dues promptly to avoid penalties and comply with local tax requirements.
Widow Confesses to Killing Four Family Members
In Logansport Indiana Mrs Emma Hobough aged 33 admitted killing four relatives yesterday at their Cass County farm home eight miles from the city. Sheriff Walter Beever said a sanity inquest was postponed until today.
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Logansport
Ind
Dee
Emma Hobough
Walter Beever
Cass
Tate
Coute
Cobb Denies Death Rumor Similar to Twain
New York December 30 Irvin S Cobb denies reports of his death a week after Mark Twain did the same. Cobb telegram to the New York World from Paducah Ky says the Chicago death claim is entirely unfounded.
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New York
Trvin S. Cobb
Mark Twain
Mark
New York World Today
Paducah, Ky
Chicago
Scientists Report On Earthquake Effects And Insulin Theory
Washington reports at the American Reparating fae convention discuss findings on earthquake prediction, river deposits, radiation impact on fertility, and insulin theory. Studies note x ray exposure sterilizes male rats briefly, islets of Langerhans failure causes diabetes, and fear thickens blood by about ten percent in ten minutes. Mobile officers investigate a running battle at a railroad station.
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Washington
Adeananeant
Dodser
L. H. Snyder
North Carolina College of Agriculture
Jangerhans
J. J. R. MacLeod
Toronto University
McLeod
H. G. Barbour
University of Louisville
Mobile Crime Spree Ends With Officers Shooters Involved
An unidentified white man was shot and killed at the Louisville and Nashville station in Mobile after opening fire on officers who tried to arrest him. Officers Ferrer and Pistole were wounded as a chase followed through the depot and toward a wharf, with a pursuit continuing after the gunman fled.
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Mobile
Ala
Marine Trust
Mercf
W. E. Wright
Wile
Thomas Griffin
Des Moines
Iowa
Wren
Louisville and Nashville
S'Elock
Walter Pistole
Police Department
Charles Ferrer
L. and
Pascagoula
Miss
A. C. Shott
Shane Enters Mayor Race in New Orleans
I McShane announces candidacy for New Orleans mayor as voters await details and stance on key issues. Local officials and supporters note impact on city leadership and policy directions.
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MW Shane
New Orleans
I. McShane
Constitutional Tenure and Presidential Succession
The article discusses the 1928 political context and constitutional issues surrounding a president’s succession and oath obligations. It notes that the vice president may assume duties in case of vacancy and that a second oath was questioned as unnecessary, with resignation potentially ending the vice presidency.
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Harding
Si Patyvin
Klan Women Enrolled at Baton Rouge
Fragmentary OCR lists women connected to the Klan at Baton Rouge including Mrs L H Moreland Mrs C W Flore Miss Mary Ee Mrs Wy e and others with unclear surnames and titles. The text mentions a Klansmen association in state records with partial names and addresses.
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KLAN
Baton Rouge
Baton Royce
L. H. Moreland
C. W. Flore
Mary Ee
Wye
C. Gatley
Jenni
Lectie Ste Stuart
Ht Cem
Hattie Stechlin
E.ta Elvis
Maule Hamil Sarter
Magg
Billy Sunday Causes Rampage Over Lost Alcohol
Billy Sunday the famed prohibitionist hurled a bucket of liquor into a city garbage cart on Capital Street after a reported quarrel about a Canadian Club seizure. Police described the destroyed liquor as nearly all bootlegged products, moonshine stills, and related contraband.
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Jackson
Billy Sunday
Celist
Ron Didi
Sunday
Capital Street
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